Sentence examples for term it would from inspiring English sources

Should the government limp along to finish its five-year term it would count an achievement in its own right, within the rudely punctuated history of Pakistani democracy.

"If it had had its normal term it would have been later this year or early next year, because there's quite a few agenda items in the pipeline," Mr. Holtz said.

It said in the long term it would work with its development partner Hammerson to include the site - which is next to the Quadrant Shopping Centre and opposite St Mary's Church - in its city centre retail strategy.

The party would have a "clear focus" on that 25%, the source said, although in the long term it would like to grow its "market".

"If the family really needs to refinance much of its 9.0 billion-euro debt in the short term, it would rather sell assets to Volkswagen than to issue new capital," said Daniel Schwarz, an analyst with Commerzbank Corporates.

If the court's approach to its supervisory role were altered in the long term, it would be extremely damaging.

"Long-term it would be very beneficial".

In the long-term, it would be more effective to tackle the "supply" side: the number of young people reaching the labor market.

But in the short-term it would increase the minimum wage to £10 by 2020.

"In the short-term, it would be based on philanthropy but, in the medium to longer term, the businesses would have to be viable".

He added: "Long-term it would be a massive achievement if I could reach Rio and then [Pyeongchang] 2018 - it's certainly something I'm looking to do".